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An error occurred while saving the comment This is what Real-Time Drawing and Editing option does in Preferences > Performance. You can either toggle it off or use View > View Using CPU command. Both disable the mode and makes a dragged object to be rendered as its edge (like it used to be before) and render the object in its original place until you release the mouse/pen.
Unfortunately there is no intermediate options for us. We can’t keep the edges shown with the real-time preview, and we can’t force to keep the original object displayed.
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Select a few words at the same time
http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/36990487An error occurred while saving the comment Do you mean a live text?
For now it is not possible, since the selection range of a text should always be contiguous, it’s a basic paradigm, set universally (unless you are working with a code, where editors often allows to select columns of text — which is also contiguous in its own way).
If the text is outlined — no a problem at all — use the Lasso tool (you can double Select Inverse to force objects to be fully selected in the end).
As for this tool... the most viable way is to modify the Touch Type Tool, which now allows to select one glyph only. However, there is a more general request about making it better, and it does not include this particular function: https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657-illustrator-desktop-feature-requests/suggestions/43025820-touch-type-improvements
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Illustrator today has the ability to filter contents of the Layers panel with an input field at the top of the panel. It does not directly select the objects that have the chosen value in their names (this includes the text contents), but allows to select them faster in the panel.
Does it help?
An error occurred while saving the comment The free plugin Select Menu from RJ Graffix allows to select objects which names match or contain the chosen value. This includes text objects (unless someone renames them manually, but who does that at all?)
https://rj-graffix.com/downloads/plugins/#selectmenu
When installed, use Select > Object > Art by Name command.AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Sergey Osokin wrote two scripts to allow this:
https://github.com/creold/illustrator-scripts/blob/master/md/Style.md#strokesweight
Work great when assigned to hotkeys. Easy to tweak, respect different units, can round values.An error occurred while saving the comment Voted. Right now it can be done with a script or a trick: scale whole art with 'Scale strokes; on and then back with said option off. You'll have your art at 100%, but strokes scaled. Or you just don't know about that option?
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Illustrator’s font explorer (called from Character, Control, Properties panels) now allows to filter fonts by Languages & Writing System.
However, it won’t allow to pick English / Latin / Western European Roman, to hide all languages that don’t support Latin. Here’s a separate request about this — please upvote if it troubles you.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Related to this request:
Straight lines with Eraser tool
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An error occurred while saving the comment Related to this request:
Straight lines with Blob brush, like in Photoshop (Shift + click end point)
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An error occurred while saving the comment Can you please show the before and after images?
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It’s a common behavior for all files and all editors out there, not only Illustrator.
When you 'open' a file, the editor reads it and 'hold in its mind', making a virtual copy basically. When you save it, it writes it back the disk, to the location where it was read from. Illustrator does not track what the OS does with the file, and OS never tells Illustrator that a user moved the file elsewhere, or deleted.
An editor can lock the file, so nothing can move or delete or rename it, but this method causes more troubles and frustration. It’s safer to never let the data to get lost.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Andy, just wanted to know — is this still a thing?
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Illustrator uses anti-aliasing for lines in Outline View when using GPU rendering mode. However, there are reports this is unstable ad makes AI to drop the GPU rendering and return to CPU until restarted.
Does it happen like this for you, Luke?
As for the second request, sneaked in as a comment — it’d be great to have it logged as a separate request.